MOUZ — Champions of PGL Wallachia Season 6! Full Breakdown of the Grand Final

MOUZ became the champions of PGL Wallachia Season 6, defeating Team Spirit in an intense and emotional grand final with a score of 3:2. For first place, the team earned $300,000, and the series itself will be remembered for sharp momentum swings, crucial mistakes, and moments of immense pressure.

For the current MOUZ roster, this trophy marks their first major LAN victory — and it was captured in a truly dramatic battle.

How the PGL Wallachia Season 6 Grand Final Unfolded

The series started poorly for MOUZ. Team Spirit confidently took the first map, completing a powerful comeback. Their main weapon was Yatoro on Drow Ranger, who secured a decisive late-game advantage for Spirit.

However, the situation shifted on the second and third maps. MOUZ adjusted their drafts, strengthened their early rotations, and gained tight map control. A key factor was the consistent performance of Crystallis, as well as the team’s smart decisions around the Roshan pit, which helped them even the score and take the lead.

Spirit, however, had no intention of giving up the match without a fight. On the fourth map, they regained momentum and tied the series, pushing the grand final into a decisive fifth game — a true test of composure and endurance.

The fifth map became the most intense moment of the entire series. Although in one possible scenario the score could have looked like 32:16, in reality everything hinged on a single crucial moment.

At the 37-minute mark, the turning point occurred: Yatoro died without buyback, allowing MOUZ to instantly seize full control of the map. The gold lead surged to 15,000, and Spirit’s subsequent mistakes during late-game “smokes” completely erased their chances of a comeback.

MOUZ meticulously pressed their advantage and closed out the match with confidence, becoming the champions of the tournament.

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Challenges and the Final Triumph of MOUZ

One of the heroes of the final was Crystallis, whose stable performance in key moments and constant pressure on the lanes were vital to MOUZ’s success. MidOne also deserves special recognition — his last major trophy came back in 2019 at the MDL Disneyland Paris Major with Team Secret, and after 6.5 years he lifted a championship trophy once again, this time under the MOUZ banner, completing an impressive return to the top.

The team triumphed despite setbacks: due to health issues, Seleri was unable to play in the tournament, and was replaced by kaori. Yet even with a stand-in, the team demonstrated excellent synergy and kept their cool in the most stressful situations.

In the end, MOUZ defeated Team Spirit 3:2 and earned $300,000, making their victory at PGL Wallachia Season 6 one of the most important achievements of the season — and a powerful statement for future tournaments. Right now, this is a team that is truly a pleasure to watch!

Results of PGL Wallachia Season 6

An interesting fact: throughout the entire tournament, including the group stage and the playoffs, Team Spirit did not lose a single match — the only exception was the grand final. Despite the fact that MOUZ and Team Spirit had already faced each other at PGL Wallachia S6, where the Dragons claimed the victory, the grand final ended in favor of MOUZ. It was a very tough day for the MOUZ players, as they had to play a total of eight intense maps in a single day — first a full best-of-three against Liquid, and then a full best-of-five against Spirit.

• MOUZ — 1st ($300,000)
• Team Spirit — 2nd ($175,000)
• Team Liquid — 3rd ($120,000)
• BetBoom Team — 4th ($80,000)
• PARIVISION — 5th ($60,000)
• OG — 6th ($60,000)
• Tundra Esports — 7th ($40,000)
• Heroic — 8th ($40,000)
• Natus Vincere — 9th ($20,000)
• Xtreme Gaming — 10th ($20,000)
• GamerLegion — 11th ($20,000)
• Tidebound — 12th ($15,000)
• Yakult Brothers — 13th ($15,000)
• Nigma Galaxy — 14th ($15,000)
• Roar Gaming — 15th ($10,000)
• Team Cobra — 16th ($10,000)

The tournament operator PGL had announced plans to host at least eight major Dota 2 championships. PGL Wallachia Season 6 became the final event of this series, where the participants competed for a prize pool of 1,000,000 USD.